US Naval Institute 2021: Synthetic Bioweapons Are Coming - Emerging and Disruptive Technology Essay Contest–First Prize Sponsored by MITRE - Gene-editing advances pose a serious threat.
ANA MARIA MIHALCEA, MD, PHD
APR 15
Synthetic Bioweapons Are Coming Emerging and Disruptive Technology Essay Contest–First Prize Sponsored by MITRE Gene-editing advances pose a serious threat.
This article is an excellent reminder that synthetic biology and self assembly nanotechnology that can deliver any pathogenic sequence to make people ill - can and is used in warfare settings.
Please note references to spider silk - as well as genetically targeted weapons and synthetic biologic weapons that can induce behavior abnormalities. The plan of 2030 Agenda is to give each human being 500 vaccines in their lifetime. How come they always already have the vaccines if they were not the ones creating the disease? Should we consider bird flu or disease X as the next scare… or maybe it is just a frequency activation of what was revealed in the Nano Quell Operation, where dormant nano-particles intentionally infected the population vial water supply - that years later could be turned on and create lethal flu like illness. Also note all the sensors that DARPA has developed to be able to detect these possible threats. Those could be the very biosensors we see in the body, and of course there is dual use for everything.
A Human-Domain Plague
In a March 2020 press release praising the effectiveness of its preventative medicine, the Navy proudly declared: “No cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed aboard any U.S. 7th Fleet Navy vessel.”1 One week later, cases were spreading so rapidly, the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) effectively became a “mission-kill.”
COVID-19 has demonstrated that biological threats are almost entirely unaffected by sophisticated kinetic, cyber, and electromagnetic defenses. The French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle reported in April 2020 that 60 percent of her crew was infected with COVID-19. French Admiral Christophe Prazuck warned “that the [medical] measures onboard were ‘obviously circumvented’ by a ‘stealthy, insidious virus.’”2 It can be debated whether the U.S. or French carriers would have stayed in the fight if COVID-19 had broken out during wartime. But a more lethal, deliberately devised, weaponized agent could eviscerate a fleet.
This socially transmitted vector is characteristic of a critical military dimension. The human domain, which the Department of Defense says “consists of the people (individuals, groups, and populations) in the environment, including their perceptions, decision-making, and behavior,” is a key component of the operating environment.3 Maritime, air, land, cyber, and information activities all affect this space, seizing psychological and behavioral “terrain” in a form of human-domain maneuver. This terrain comprises individuals, networks, and communities linked by ideology or association, frequently spread across and informed—but not limited—by geography. Traditionally, this has been maneuver terrain, a place to “win hearts and minds.” But new technology means fires in the human domain—biological fires especially—can now affect other domains, circumventing conventional defenses to find, fix, and finish targets with unnatural effect.
Recent developments in synthetic biology—which the National Academy of Sciences defines as “concepts, approaches, and tools which enable the modification or creation of biological organisms”—pose a profound threat.4 Humans first edited organisms through husbandry and botany—imprecise, indirect processes that required years to centuries to achieve much. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was developed in 1985 and allowed DNA from one organism to be isolated, copied, and inserted into another in the first form of widely used genetic modification. A newer technique, clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeat (CRISPR-Cas9), was first harnessed for genetic editing in 2013.5 Compared with PCR, CRISPR-Cas9 is cheaper, faster, and more accurate—a development likened to replacing vacuum tubes with transistors in the early days of computing.
It is much easier to use than PCR, too. CRISPR uses RNA (genetic information similar to DNA but which functions as a messenger within a cell) and the Cas9 enzyme to edit the genes. Biologists use the RNA to identify a sequence for removal or insertion and Cas9 to do the actual cutting and splicing.6 One 2019 winner of the International Genetically Engineered Machine competition was a team of high school students who engineered E. coli bacteria to spin spider silk.7 With CRISPR, to do the editing you simply have to know what genes control spider silk production and possible places to put them on the bacterial genome. With constant development, the technical obstacles to designing completely new traits and inserting them in designer organisms will only decrease. The opportunities and dangers are nearly limitless.
Much More at the link, well worth visiting:
https://anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/us-naval-institute-2021-synthetic?
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Dear RM Agents and Readers,
Then I realized it was a system, the geoengineering better known as chemtrails (if you are looking for government material online in this matter use the term geoengineering).
So you have the chemtrails, the cell towers with 5G coming out of them which will be increased they are saying up to 10G. Remember 5G is harmful to humans. The nanotech shots. Cern involved? Anything running through the ground may also be used in this system. It is for complete control.
Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver
